Recommendations for inexpensive 1.9 beadlocks?

[GWEEDZ]

I'm thinking of cutting down a set of 2.2 tires, but after going through all the work I don't want to glue them to the rims permanently.
Are there any cheap 1.9 beadlocks that look somewhat scale? All I can think of are the MRC rims (converted to beadlock) which I don't like too much.
Thanks.

 

[CRMW07]

The RC4WD OEM wheels are decently priced beadlocks. Also the Axial stock beadlock wheels are pretty cheap and look good painted.

 

[wiseman]

beadlocks

I haven't had much luck w the axial rims the hex will start to spin inside the rim

 

[Lobonyc]

RC4WD OEM wheels. currently on my third set

 

[2500hdon37s]

I haven't had much luck w the axial rims the hex will start to spin inside the rim

i dont think you are getting them tight enough on the hex. i have ran 3 sets and currently run 2 sets and have yet to spin a hex in them in the year and 1/2 iv had them and I hav planty of power.

 

[GWEEDZ]

I looked into them and I like RC4WD OEM ones better... they look more scale. I also saw that they have issues with proline tires, but there's a fix for that.
At least now I can focus my search... thanks everyone!

 

[TexasSP]

Can't go wrong with the OEM steelies. I love mine!

 

[travis c.]

I've noticed lots of people using the Axial 1.9s with nippled hexes, that's a big no no, unless you drill em out for the nipple.
You can't go wrong with the Axials with MTHead rings, can't beat the price to boot."thumbsup"

 

[RCram]

If you don't mind plastic, I got axial 8 holes for like 9 bucks a box. I forget where (online) but it was a sweet deal. Spending a couple hundred bucks on scale wheels and tires is painful.

 

[ThunderVP]

Designed by Thunder Tech and also offered by Maximizer in mixed colors, these are a nice inexpensive option. Light yet very strong. Uses 12mm flat hex drive. Only 6 screws to add or remove tire from wheel.

http://www.maximizerproducts.com/modules/store/1-9-Beadlocks_C3798.cfm

http://www.thundertechracing.com/pro2m.htm